Isis Module News Today

The UP ATS action is part of an ongoing probe launched in November 2023 following intelligence inputs about illegal activities and anti-national plans linked to ISIS.

Six people arrested in the ISIS module case were found to be actively supporting the terrorist organization and propagating its ideology among "gullible Muslim youths". The National Investigation Agency (NIA) filed a chargesheet against them, alleging they planned to commit terror acts in India. The chargesheet revealed that the accused had meetings in Borivali, where they planned to recruit gullible Muslim youth for ISIS.

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Delhi Police on Monday arrested one of NIA's most wanted terrorists Mohammad Shahnawaz, accused of having links with an ISIS module, along with his two associates and seized incriminating material including those suspected to be used in IED fabrication, officials said. Delhi Police Arrest One of NIA’s Most Wanted ISIS Terrorists Mohammad Shahnawaz With Two Associates; Incriminating Material Seized.

The searches are being conducted in a case related to an ISIS module.

NIA arrested the absconding chief of the Thrissur module of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) from Tamil Nadu. Siyed Nabeel was apprehended from Chennai by the NIAs fugitive tracking team, which had been working on the ground for the past few weeks to nab him.

The NIA has taken over the probe into the case from the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), which had arrested the five accused

According to ATS sources, Zulfikar Ali, one of the four arrested by the NIA on July 3, could be the mastermind of the terror module. Agencies have found that two of the five accused in this case are engineers, some of them earning a hefty package

Faizan Ansari has been under ISIS training for four years and was staying outside the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), say NIA sources. He was planning violent actions and was contemplating ‘hijrat’ (shift) to a foreign-based ISIS conflict theatre

NEW DELHI: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Monday busted an Islamic State module based in Maharashtra, arresting four accused after conduct.